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Early Tuesday Morning Link Roundup
Apple axing iPhone Emoji Apps – The iPod Observer Apple tops Fortune’s “most admired list” once again – Fortune Van Morrison Pulling Out of iTunes “Very Soon” – Cult of Mac iPod helps Manchester United win the Carling Cup – TUAW Photo history of every iPod released by Apple – Network World
Continue reading...iPhone 2.2 software update is available!
Friday, November 21, 2008
iPhone 2.2 software update is finally available for download. The new update has lots of goodies including A new look for Safari with the Google search bar now occupying its own space on the title bar The ability to turn auto-correction on and off Emoji icons, which should be welcome over in Japan New language […]
Continue reading...Rumor: iPhone 2.2 update coming November 21
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
iPhoneHellas, a Greek iPhone site, is reporting that they have it from a reliable source that the anticipated iPhone 2.2 update will be released on November 21. While copy and paste functionality remains conspicuously absent, the update does have some interesting additions. Some of the anticipated features in the 2.2 update include: A new look […]
Continue reading...Apple activates over the air Podcast downloads in upcoming iPhone 2.2 update
Thursday, November 6, 2008
New screenshots confirm that the upcoming iPhone 2.2 update will include Podcast downloads. In hindsight, the Podcaster app which was previously banned from the App Store did in fact duplicate a feature Apple was working on. Also, the upcoming iPhone 2.2 update will also include the very cool Google Street View, as well as Emoji […]
Continue reading...iPhone 2.2 update has Emoji Icons – Japanese rejoice!
Monday, October 6, 2008
MacRumors is reporting that the iPhone 2.2 update, just recently seeded to developers, has some hidden features that should please iPhone 3G users in Japan, namely the inclusion of over 400 Emoji Icons. Emoji icons are essentially the same thing as emoticons, only that they are a lot more expansive than what is typically available […]
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Tuesday, March 3, 2009
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